I live in Bay Area California.Slightly inclined towards property which would appreciate more.

Otherwise, other job areas kinda depends on your inclinations. 

I would be more inclined to serve them a 10 day notice to comply (or equivalent in your state), which would cover many bases - let the tenants know that this is their issue, let tenants know that this is serious, and get closer to eviction if it doesn't resolve.  

I currently have 27 placed in the local Jersey City area and have been on a steady incline that has provided a very nice steady source of income.

I am inclining for locally founded brokers.

I have been reading books and have been following the forum for some time and my inclination is more towards buy/hold single-family home to generate some cash flow, while requiring relatively low capital investment as compared to multi-family home or apartment complex.

Personally, I'm not inclined to purchase older than thr 90s but tons of people successfully buy much older homes.

I just bought a 100 year old house that had settled over the years and had a decent incline in the front half of the house.

with $95k in known work needed and with the FHA foreclosure moratorium set to end at the end of next month, which will likely cause a decline in prices, I'm inclined to stay put at the $1,000,000 offer, but I'd be curious to hear some opinions of more experienced investors.Let me know.Any feedback is appreciated.

I'm really inclined to take a stab at restoring the original windows since I feel like tenants and ultimately a buyer 10 years or more in the future will really appreciate that if done right.